Details of assembly methods and in silico genotyping for Salmonella¶
- All MLST-like typing methods in EnteroBase are derived from a genome assembly of sequenced reads. For an explanation of this method, see here
- For a general description of the in silico typing method, see here
MLST – Classic | Ribosomal MLST (Jolley, 2012) | Core Genome MLST | Whole Genome MLST |
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7 Loci | 51 Loci | 3,002 Loci | 21,065 Loci |
Conserved Housekeeping genes | Ribosomal proteins | Core genes | Any coding sequence |
Highly conserved; Low resolution | Highly conserved; Medium resolution | Variable; High resolution | Highly variable; Extreme resolution |
Different scheme for each species/genus | Single scheme across tree of life | Different scheme for each species/genus | Different scheme for each species/genus |
7 Gene MLST¶
Classic MLST scheme is described in Kidgell et al (2002) Infection, Genetics and Evolution. 2(1) 39-45.
Genes included in 7 gene MLST (together with the length of sequence used for MLST taken from table 1 in the above cited paper):
Gene | Name/ Locus Tag | Length |
---|---|---|
thrA | STY0002 | 501 |
purE | STY0582 | 399 |
sucA | STY0779 | 501 |
hisD | STY2281 | 501 |
aroC | STY2616 | 501 |
hemD | STY3622 | 432 |
dnaN | STY3941 | 501 |
Ribosomal MLST (rMLST)¶
- rMLST is Copyright © 2010-2016, University of Oxford. rMLST is described in Jolley et al. 2012 Microbiology 158:1005-15.